Actualy what I will do here is just show you
for Dates
Actualy it is not as same as SQL to get record from by just putting between keyword...
MS Access must be filterd from format('<urdate'>,'dd/mm/yyyy')
but lets first focus what you are facing /what wrong you were doing...
WRONG METHODS
SELECT Purchase_Date, Purchase_Billno
FROM Purchase_Item
where format('Purchase_Date,'dd/mm/yyyy')> '02/01/2014'
and format('Purchase_Date,'dd/mm/yyyy')<'22/12/2014'
or
SELECT Purchase_Date, Purchase_Billno
FROM Purchase_Item
where format('Purchase_Date,'dd/mm/yyyy')> #02/01/2014#
and format('Purchase_Date,'dd/mm/yyyy')<#22/12/2014#
RIGHT WAY
Lets See How Its Works..
SELECT Purchase_Date, Purchase_Billno
FROM Purchase_Item
where Purchase_Date> format('02/01/2014','dd/mm/yyyy')
and Purchase_Date< format('22/12/2014','dd/mm/yyyy')
This will show you the exact match of your desired result,
So Hows that solution :)
Examples of using dates as criteria in Access queries
If I was not wrong you were facing problem in Access Database Query of Between or >< for Dates
Actualy it is not as same as SQL to get record from by just putting between keyword...
MS Access must be filterd from format('<urdate'>,'dd/mm/yyyy')
but lets first focus what you are facing /what wrong you were doing...
WRONG METHODS
SELECT Purchase_Date, Purchase_Billno
FROM Purchase_Item
where format('Purchase_Date,'dd/mm/yyyy')> '02/01/2014'
and format('Purchase_Date,'dd/mm/yyyy')<'22/12/2014'
or
SELECT Purchase_Date, Purchase_Billno
FROM Purchase_Item
where format('Purchase_Date,'dd/mm/yyyy')> #02/01/2014#
and format('Purchase_Date,'dd/mm/yyyy')<#22/12/2014#
RIGHT WAY
Lets See How Its Works..
SELECT Purchase_Date, Purchase_Billno
FROM Purchase_Item
where Purchase_Date> format('02/01/2014','dd/mm/yyyy')
and Purchase_Date< format('22/12/2014','dd/mm/yyyy')
This will show you the exact match of your desired result,
So Hows that solution :)
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